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Online Commerce vs. Retail Store : Sales Breakdown

eCommerce is truly taking over traditional retail stores in many segments like books, apparels and software. However, there is still a far way to go in segments such as health where sales through conventional retail stores is way bigger than online sales. Here are some numbers revealed by the US Census Bureau

Books and Magazines
Retail Store : $2.7 billion
eCommerce : $4.2 billion

Clothing
Retail Store : $7.0 billion
eCommerce : $13.6 billion

Computer Hardware and Software
Retail Store : $11.9 billion
eCommerce : $11.1 billion

Drugs and Health Aid
Retail Store : $50.0 billion
eCommerce : $4.8 billion

Electronics
Retail Store : $2.9 billion
eCommerce : $8.4 billion

Food, Beer and Wine
Retail Store : $1.7 billion
eCommerce : $2.3 billion

Furniture
Retail Store : $4.1 billion
eCommerce : $7.8 billion

Music and Videos
Retail Store : $1.0 billion
eCommerce : $2.8 billion

Office Supplies
Retail Store : $2.7 billion
eCommerce : $5.7 billion

Sporting Goods
Retail Store : $2.2 billion
eCommerce : $3.0 billion

Toys and Games
Retail Store : $1.7 billion
eCommerce : $2.7 billion

Others
Retail Store : $16.5 billion
eCommerce : $12.5 billion

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Time August 23, 2010 at 4:35 pm

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Comment from Craig
Time August 22, 2011 at 4:20 am

These stats are completely wrong, and the conclusions are inaccurate. For example, Best Buy’s revenue is $50 billion… where is that listed above? Food, Beer & Wine at just $1.7 billion? That is ridiculous… $6 per US person per year on food????

Comment from Anand Srinivasan
Time August 22, 2011 at 3:51 pm

It’s the numbers from the US Census bureau. In any case, the “Food, Beer & Wine” from the above graph is $4 billion if you include eCommerce as well.

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